In Short, Europe: Opening Doors – Strand 2: Breaking Boundaries followed by Q&A with directors
Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent Street, London, W1B 2HW
In Short, Europe: Opening Doors – Strand 2: Breaking Boundaries followed by Q&A with directors
307 Regent Street, London, W1B 2HW
Description
The barriers that stand between us are shown to be literal and psychological in these short films. Traversing documentary and fiction, each film examines the borders between people and nations, including sexuality, gender, age, and immigration. A collection of films designed to challenge perceptions and hearts.
Bloodline, dir. Wojciech Węglarz, Poland, 2024, Documentary, 12 mins, Age Rating PG
The border between Poland and Belarus is marked by a large fence, near which stands a bison who roams through the oldest forest in Europe.
Dacǎ voi pluti (If I Float), dir. Bogdan Alecsandru, Romania, 2024, Fiction, 12 mins, Age Rating 15
A young girl strongly dislikes her classmates at the swimming pool, especially the most popular girl, Sara. Tensions rise between them, culminating in a surprising interaction.
Tavasz (Prime), dir. Fruzsina Roszik, Hungary, 2024, Fiction, 18 mins, Age Rating 12
A furniture shop worker escapes her mundane routine by journeying into her past and recovering her sense of freedom and happiness.
Vraag Het Aan De Wind (Ask the Wind), dir. Sam Yazdanpanna, Netherlands, 2024, Fiction, 15 mins, Age Rating 12
An Iranian family seeking asylum in the Netherlands debate how best to continue their journey, to stay or go back to Iran.
Nimi, jolla äitini minua kutsui (What My Mother Calls Me), dir. Wille Hyvönen, Finland, 2024, Fiction, 15 mins, Age Rating 12
When her mother dies, Anna has a choice to make. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery to Helsinki, where she finally meets others like her.
Samota jim nevadí (Alone Together), dir. Chihyu Lin, Czech Republic, 2024, Fiction, 19 mins, Age Rating PG
An unexpected bond forms between an Asian millennial and an elderly Czech woman, confronting both their language barrier and their loneliness.
Mia Mio, dir. Roxanne Pegeut, Luxembourg, 2025, Fiction, 20 mins, Age Rating 15
Mia faces an identity crisis after a party as her two closest friends help her to get through a critical moment in her life.
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2. Present your confirmation on arrival at the venue. Ensure that you take personal ID with you or you may be turned away
Pricing Information
• No further payment applies beyond the TFG booking fee
Additional Information
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Accessibility Information
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Genre
Dates & times
Saturday, 8 Nov 2025 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Important information - please read
The barriers that stand between us are shown to be literal and psychological in these short films. Traversing documentary and fiction, each film examines the borders between people and nations, including sexuality, gender, age, and immigration. A collection of films designed to challenge perceptions and hearts.
Bloodline, dir. Wojciech Węglarz, Poland, 2024, Documentary, 12 mins, Age Rating PG
The border between Poland and Belarus is marked by a large fence, near which stands a bison who roams through the oldest forest in Europe.
Dacǎ voi pluti (If I Float), dir. Bogdan Alecsandru, Romania, 2024, Fiction, 12 mins, Age Rating 15
A young girl strongly dislikes her classmates at the swimming pool, especially the most popular girl, Sara. Tensions rise between them, culminating in a surprising interaction.
Tavasz (Prime), dir. Fruzsina Roszik, Hungary, 2024, Fiction, 18 mins, Age Rating 12
A furniture shop worker escapes her mundane routine by journeying into her past and recovering her sense of freedom and happiness.
Vraag Het Aan De Wind (Ask the Wind), dir. Sam Yazdanpanna, Netherlands, 2024, Fiction, 15 mins, Age Rating 12
An Iranian family seeking asylum in the Netherlands debate how best to continue their journey, to stay or go back to Iran.
Nimi, jolla äitini minua kutsui (What My Mother Calls Me), dir. Wille Hyvönen, Finland, 2024, Fiction, 15 mins, Age Rating 12
When her mother dies, Anna has a choice to make. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery to Helsinki, where she finally meets others like her.
Samota jim nevadí (Alone Together), dir. Chihyu Lin, Czech Republic, 2024, Fiction, 19 mins, Age Rating PG
An unexpected bond forms between an Asian millennial and an elderly Czech woman, confronting both their language barrier and their loneliness.
Mia Mio, dir. Roxanne Pegeut, Luxembourg, 2025, Fiction, 20 mins, Age Rating 15
Mia faces an identity crisis after a party as her two closest friends help her to get through a critical moment in her life.
How To Get Your Tickets
1. Book your desired number of tickets and await an email from us confirming your order. This is NOT a ticket.
2. Present your confirmation on arrival at the venue. Ensure that you take personal ID with you or you may be turned away
Pricing Information
• No further payment applies beyond the TFG booking fee
Additional Information
• For further event information please visit here
Accessibility Information
• Please note: We recommend all access bookings are made directly through the event organiser, however, we are here to assist where possible. Please get in touch with us prior to booking if you have access requirements. For accessibility information please visit here